The stackable DAMMÄNG bins help you save space and allow waste sorting to be part of the home interior. This one is perfect for smaller waste like light bulbs, batteries or metal.
DAMMÄNG
The stackable DAMMÄNG bins help you save space and allow waste sorting to be part of the home interior. This one is perfect for smaller waste like light bulbs, batteries or metal.
Features
Key features
DAMMÄNG bins are designed for different waste sorting needs. This one is perfect for smaller waste like metal, batteries or light bulbs.
The folding handle makes it easy to carry the bin.
A lid is included to hide your waste. It’s removable for easy cleaning or if you prefer to keep your bin open.
When you sort dry waste, no bag is needed in the bin.
The bins in the DAMMÄNG series are available in 3 sizes and colors and can be stacked up to a total height of max. 35⅜".
Designer
Good to know
Other information
Not approved for food contact.
Recommended for indoor use only.
Designer Henrik Preutz
"Everyone should be able to recycle at home, but managing waste can require space that most of us don't have. That’s why I decided to create a solution with an attractive design that could become part of your interior. The result was DAMMÄNG – a series of freestanding bins that you can stack or use individually. The bins are designed to save space – whether you place them next to the kitchen cabinet or in the hallway. I hope they will help you live more sustainably.”
Assembled size
| Diameter: | 10 ¾ " |
|---|---|
| Height: | 9 ½ " |
| Volume: | 2 gallon |
Package size & weight.
Do you take it home? Make sure it fits in your vehicle.
Total packages: 2
Materials
Care instructions
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Wipe clean with a water dampened soft cloth and a mild non-abrasive dish detergent or soap, if necessary.
Ideas & inspiration
Recycle, reorganize, refresh! We love that recipe
Recycle is a big word. And a big thing. But like most big things, it starts small. Perhaps with a slightly more organized recycling station at home? It doesn’t have to cost a lot – but it can change a lot!
How to organize recycling at home
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